Leoxsys LEO-NANO150N Wireless N 11N Wi-Fi Nano USB Adapter Dongle (Black)

Best service this device I am buy 20186 year-old and perfect work

Nice product,. I am still using it

This little USB Wifi adapter does the job just fine, I have kept my Wifi Router at the center of the home, and I needed to connect my desktop at almost once the corner of the house, i.e almost 30feets (including one wall), and I get 3-4 bars on an average, which is quit decent to get full download\network speed.I don't recall if they included CD, however I did downloaded drivers from Leoxys's site, as its always better to use the manufacturers drivers.Further found that this does support IEEE 802.11b/g/n.Also upon checking the connection's highest network speed, I see that it randomly connects at anywhere between 30 to 100Mbps...So far I have not seen issues with this little champ.I believe that it does the job with perfection, which is bringing wireless broadband to your desktop.Also just want to add that I also have TP Link Wifi adapter with Antenna, also I have tested both devices and found them of similar capabilities/ like speed, signal strengths etc (minor low, but considering it costs more than double), so I believe Leoxsys outperforms in price/performance ratio.

Works for the price. I used this to connect my desktop to wifi. Worked fine when I was upto 10 feet from the router. Main issue was that it'll stop working if I download anything above 100mb and I'll have to reset it but for 250 bucks, it's great.

I tried to use this product with Ubuntu 18.4 LTS version and i did not work. After that i called the customer care and they told me i had to install the drivers. They said a CD has been included which was not the case, there was no CD in the case. I downloaded the drivers from their website and tried to install it using Terminal but the drivers are OUTDATED and DO NOT WORK at all.Anyone reading this review, i request you not to buy this and also please don't let your loved ones to buy this. This is absolutely a BOGUS Product and doesn't works on Ubuntu 18.04.

Packaging was good. Delivery within time. Product is good and useful. Easy to install and operate. Switch off automatically when not in use. Net speed is good from a distance of 2 to 4 feet. (I use it in this range, so do not know beyond this range). Jio SIM mobile Hotspot is working very well. Some people complains about its build quality but I didn't notice anything, but for safety I use a little bit faviquick after some use, but be careful if want to use it. It's working perfectly, can be used your pc as a hotspot and can be transfer files between your pc and mobile.

I have a broadband connection over LAN for my windows 10 64 bit Desktop. Recently, the broadband connectivity was down for almost 2 days days to a hardware issue with service provider.It is then I decided to look for a USB wifi adapter to enable my PC to connect to the internet over a mobile hotspot.I chose this adapter based on reviews, pricing and speed of delivery. The item was delivered in 3 days using Prime delivery, as promised.Installation: The adapter comes with an installation mini DVD. I ran the DVD to install the drivers and software. The drivers were installed easily, and the PC restarted to apply the changes. Now here comes the difficult (or misleading) part. The user manual states that along with drivers, the installation program will install RealTek USB Wireless LAN Utility. No such utility was installed after multiple installation attempts. I even checked the C:/ProgramFiles folder to check. No utility was installed.I then, nevertheless, plugged in the device to a rear USB port. Windows detected the device and installed it as a wireless network device. I checked the device properties - the driver used was a Microsoft provided driver. In other words, the installation of drivers did not matter (or the drivers were outdated, and windows chose default Microsoft drivers).Now the part about connecting to a WiFi network. At first I was confused - how am I supposed to connect without the 'RealTek USB Wireless LAN Utility' that was mentioned in the user manual? I then just guessed - that if I can connect over a LAN without using any specific RealTek software, maybe I should be able to connect to wifi using similar principles. I went to system settings, checked that the wireless adapter was detected (refer my images). I simply right clicked --> Connect/Disconnect and clicked. The default MS wireless network adapter utility started scanning for wifi networks and then it was easy to connect.In summary - this is a plug-n-play device. Do not be mislead by the user manual. Most times, you don't need to install any drivers or software. Default Windows drivers (if your windows is regularly updated) should suffice. Just plug the device into a USB port and it should work automatically. Use the Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections settings to check the Wi0Fi adpter works, and use that adapter settings to connect. Dont bother about any RealTek utility.Would have given it 5 stars for installation ease, if I were not mislead by the user manual.

Had this for about 2 months.This will detect a wi-fi signal that is in the area and allow you to connect to that signal.. This comes with a mini installation disk. I use it on a windows 7 system. Here's what I use it for:When my broadband is giving me problems, I turn on my phone internet, activate the android hotspot. The Leoxsys catches the hotspot signal from my phone and I can browse the internet on my computer using my phone's internet connection. I am posting this from my computer with the phone connection right now.If that is what you want to use it for, just letting you know that it works.